The Texas Rangers in History and Myth
The Texas Rangers face abolition debates as governors campaigns unfold. The article praises the force's sixty year record of loyalty and duty guarding Texans, from frontier conflicts with Comanches to enforcing peace in towns, highlighting Captain Hughes and a 1870 battle where rangers overwhelmed a Comanche attack.
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Firemen Begin Annual Bowling Tournament
Nudley Fire Department companies started its annual bowling tournament at Central Hotel alleys Monday night with finals and a April 1 finish. The winner will be the team with the most pins, receiving a silver trumpet donated by alley proprietor L. J. Pettersen. Avondale Hose Co. led the opening games, followed by West Nutley and Vantacan Engine Co. Scores were listed for opening matches.
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Nutley Old Guard Remains Undefeated In Bowling Match
Nutley team at Central Alleys defeated Olympic Club of Newark by six pins. Nutley total 1481 while Olympics 1475. After the games a supper was served.
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Nutley
Store Regulars Return Amid Shaky Text
Regular customers noted in uncertain OCR fragment from a store page. The readable bits suggest routine shoppers and ongoing trade discussions, but concrete details are not present in the legible portion.
Attempt to repeal hunters licenses sparks legislative debate
A bill to repeal the hunters license law surfaces in the Legislature amid claims the prior law generated revenue beyond expenses for fish and game protection. Supporters say the one dollar fee funds conservation. opposition comes mainly from middle and southern counties and hard pressed rural voters, with editorial criticism directed at the lawmakers.
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Evening Star
Victor's Royal Venetian Band Returns to Hahne's Newark
The Victor's Royal Venetian Band resumes week long engagements at Hahne & Co. on Broad street Newark directed by Signor Calefary Vietor. The band brings a saxophone quartet and chime bells plus vocal violin and piano solos over a five week engagement with free seats for large crowds.
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Boston Mayor Fitzgerald Wins By Plurality In City Election
Boston returns show John F. Fitzgerald elected mayor with 47 172 votes to 45 757 for Storrow and 1 316 for Hibbard. License measure passes by 84 004 yes to 26 972 no, a citywide majority of 27 122.
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Trolley Tie-Up Blocks Glendale Paterson Lines
A trolley car attempting to use the Glendale loop with rear trucks while forward trucks moved toward Paterson caused an hour long tie-up on both tracks last Sunday afternoon at Passaic Avenue and Glendale Street.
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Paterson
Passaic Avenue
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